And I love Adrian Veidt because he's a kooky old man, not because he's a kooky old man who readers remember as that genius madman Ozymandias.
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It's also a dreamy — and totally kooky — delight.
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His style is kooky and a little bit out there.
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So they could jail you, presumably, under their kooky rules.
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There are kooky costumes, spooky decorations, and, of course, candy.
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Yeah, we know — sounds too kooky to actually look good.
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But responses from my subjects could get a little kooky.
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To me, there's so much more under that kooky surface.
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Or was it just you were watching kooky people fun?
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Do you go with something cool, kooky or just plain odd?
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The warped Auto-Tune effects adds kooky texture to his voice.
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He did not admit that kooky government restrictions make them inevitable.
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Mark Zuckerberg is an approachable, nerdy family man and kooky inventor.
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She's not a clown with big appetites or a kooky naïf.
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It was his kooky hair that became the scientist's signature look.
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But when we get to the party scene, things get kooky.
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It had some kooky stuff in it, but nothing totally outrageous.
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And Carla (the still-marvelous Hahn) is her same kooky self.
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Now Ms. Mundy has brought in a new kind of kooky.
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The kooky thing about this question is: some team probably will!
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It's rare to see something so premium but so unabashedly kooky.
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Give a shout out to Spock with this kooky oven mitt.
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Fully creepy and kooky, mysterious and spooky, altogether ooky-level weird.
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Why is left field the spot where kooky ideas come from?
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If it succeeds, it will be because of that kooky vision.
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That would be impossible with something kooky like ICAPS taunting you.
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It's quirky and kooky-looking, and meanwhile it's grabbing up everything. Right.
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Proposed by international artists and collectives, they range from elegant to kooky.
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Historically imperial madness has come in all sorts of kooky, wonderful forms.
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Here she's a proto-goth, and a pretty kooky one at that.
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The risk is that a particularly kooky sandwich values shock over logic.
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"The space I created is a delightful, strange, kooky space," he said.
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And yes, still creepy, kooky, mysterious and spooky (now also digitally animated).
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Still, I see the appeal of his avuncular, kooky-idealistic, authentic persona.
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And yet they're not—they're taking FPL's kooky, flawed model as acceptable.
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Tonight, you'll take over the world, like every night, with this kooky piece.
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The Vice President isn't the only symbol of a kooky, wacky political system.
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A kooky witch is kind of how we already picture the actress's personality.
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Instead, à la The Addams Family, it's creepy, kooky, mysterious, and altogether spooky.
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Each episode features one or two quotably funny lines or memorably kooky ideas.
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Elisa even has a kooky older man to nurture and a buffoonish suitor.
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If they do, it's in some odd, kooky, roundabout way—and it's not.
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He seemed to appreciate her kooky personality and sometimes loose grasp of reality.
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Starbucks has been known to do some kooky things with our favorite desserts.
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Unfortunately, the Hawks lost on some kooky bullshit and a terrible overtime period.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)Here's where it starts to get a bit kooky.
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Stalinski renders her kooky creations using a combination of drawing and screen printing.
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Take "Numbers," the song made with Mr. Williams — it's slow, kooky, off-kilter.
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Kooky as that appears now, the painter himself found little to smirk at.
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Shunning theatrical conventions like plotlines, the show works on its own kooky terms.
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Brigid and Raider's kooky co-workers are somehow still rich, fleshed-out characters.
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Why do they all have these kooky frat house headquarters and the crazy perks?
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You can channel a prairie girl, a sister wife, a cyberpunk, a kooky intellectual.
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So whether or not I'm currently on-board, I'll let this kooky shoe marinate.
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German automation company Festo has a history of making kooky robotic versions of wildlife.
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Kate McKinnon will be the voice of kooky, magical, and slightly irresponsible teacher Mrs.
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Carrère bears down on the fervid and slightly kooky atmosphere of the early Church.
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The Kardashians aren't the only celebs that have kooky food hacks up their sleeves.
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You will be attracted to jobs that allow you to be inventive and kooky.
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Lil' kooky things these days in my life that makes this moment wildly surreal.
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He was also openly kooky and didn't care that you made fun of him.
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They need someone who's a little bit kooky like me to stand up for them.
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For some, kooky ideas like these are something of a charming quirk of the genre.
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If they're not brushed aside icons, they're kooky personalities or caricatures of their former selves.
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Where were the garish design flourishes, the kooky curves, and the abundance of glossy plastic?
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Good pizza makes us do kooky things, and no one should be condemned for that.
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Hopefully, either way we won't have to hear any more about how kooky we are.
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You might still love your mom or sister, even if she believes some kooky things.
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Her diary is on an iPad now and she Facetimes, not calls, her kooky mother.
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West to do something kooky and unexpected their first time out on the town together.
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It's too bad Johanna's original concept didn't work out: kooky phrases resulting from BRA removals.
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Louie Schwartzberg's informative and kooky documentary offers nothing less than a model for planetary survival.
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And true to form, he did so with a speech equal parts moving and kooky.
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If you love everything creepy, kooky and altogether ooky, there's a new home on Booking.
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His second book deals less in the fantastical and more in the kooky and crooked.
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Splatoon made multiplayer shooters, known often for grimdark or bro-y aesthetics, kooky and fun.
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YouTubers Craven Moorhaus and Zak Koonce post kooky film and music videos to their account Auralnauts.
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But it does show that there's a thin line between kooky prank and life-altering mistake.
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" There is one thing, though, that's not going to fly – kooky style or not: "Flip flops.
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That hope just so happens to come in the form of adorable dogs with kooky haircuts.
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Biden's SVU appearance won't be the first time America's kooky uncle has graced the small screen.
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Our Kooky Chronic Caramels are made with quick cannabutter, which only takes 45 minutes to prep.
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Then there's Joanna, the tiny, grinning woman with the horse-inspired moves and kooky rhyming instructions.
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Lily Tomlin, another member of the Netflix family, voiced the lovably kooky teacher in the original.
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"Brock is calling us conspiracy theorists and trying to make us all sound kooky," he said.
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He cut a kooky figure when he was pictured wearing Apple AirPods sideways in May 2018.
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Do you think that, you said the Cheddar thing was kind of kooky, with Magic Leap.
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"Lil' kooky things these days in my life that makes this moment wildly surreal," Johnson wrote.
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It was where I learned about the reptilian race, all the super-kooky alien-conspiracy stuff.
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It's an otherworldly meal in a setting that's just as fantastical and even a little kooky.
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The ordering of Trump's antecedents is chillingly clear and willfully kooky, at least at first glance.
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Traditionally each one of these lovable weirdos would be relegated to very disparate "kooky best friend" roles.
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In it, an old, retired, and slightly kooky nobleman named Alonso Quixano reads too many chivalric romances.
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And while the idea sounds a bit kooky on paper, in practice it looks dope as hell.
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Those familiar with The Little Yellow Door won't be surprised at its kooky approach to dining out.
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Like a certain person intent on bankrupting this very company, he has kooky ideas about living forever.
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If you thought the Unicorn Frappuccino was as kooky as a Starbucks beverage could get, think again.
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It seems odd — why not just set it in Boston, home of many kooky professors and ghosts?
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I've read that some kooky people name their Roombas or take them to work or on vacation.
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Then, in the 1970s, he wrote a long, confessedly kooky poem based on his and Jackson's séances.
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Ms. Harris shifted easily between comedy and drama, from kooky to serious, on both screen and stage.
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Kooky theme entries that make me giggle tend to elicit a "the theme didn't excite me" critique.
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But here, Ritchie's style and Hunnam's manner work against each other, and the result is pleasingly kooky.
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Here We Go Again is still at heart a kooky, poppy, lighthearted romp in the Grecian sun.
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But for five games last June, in a kooky and desperate time and situation, it was back.
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Because I want the dead simple one, versus one with all the bells and whistles and kooky stuff.
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These have hoods and elaborate designs that you can use to dress up as fun and kooky characters.
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"I wasn't some kooky kid who was collecting dead animals and keeping them in jars," Amber Carvaly explains.
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She insisted to Herrera that it was her cat, and naturally he thought she was a little kooky.
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The gold standard is not a kooky proposition or a device to privilege the rich over working people.
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"She's always the best friend or the kooky neighbor or the mom or the grandmom," Mr. Iconis said.
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One of Phoebe's kooky outfits is available for sale with this polka dot sweater and suede skirt ensemble.
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The department store Le Bon Marché is staging an exhibition on the kooky American fashion icon Iris Apfel.
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But while the dialogue often has a comic crackle, the characters' fecklessness is less charmingly kooky than exasperating.
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"Lil' kooky things these days in my life that makes this moment wildly surreal," he wrote on Instagram.
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"Sure, some of the ideas are delightfully kooky," Robin Givhan, the fashion critic of The Washington Post, wrote.
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We're talking Halloween costumes here, and it's your turn to dress up as the creepy, kooky Morticia Addams.
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Nemesis is not "relatable" in the Hollywood sense, which is to say she is not kooky and conflicted.
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If Mr. Robot ultimately falls off a cliff, I want it to stick to its own kooky vision.
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To know Varda only from this perspective, as a kooky artist, would be a disservice to her legacy.
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In a kooky rejection of actual music, the duo's first and only album, cheekily entitled Who Needs Guitars Anyway?
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Kooky characters and diverting activities that let you mix things up as you play will certainly play a role.
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No, I don't remember what happened, specifically, but I remember the ball was bouncing around all kooky and crazy.
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Meanwhile, fans who feel threatened by queer representation could easily write off each instance as just a kooky joke.
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The two have had all sorts of kooky talks over the last few years, and today's is no difference.
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This is apparently where all of the kooky new flavors we are introduced to every few months come from.
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Perez's straight-faced delivery balances out Faris' kooky performance and, unsurprisingly, the duo hardly followed much of a script.
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" Jonathan Chait went after them repeatedly in the pages of The New Republic, dismissing their views as "simply kooky.
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After a decade of ABC's "Shark Tank," some pretty epic fights and kooky inventions have come from the show.
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He was railing last week about Bill Clinton's sexual history, a kooky case for him, in particular, to prosecute.
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An act so needlessly kooky that it almost put us off coffee—or at least Australian baristas—for life.
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A theatergoer's mind wanders to kooky places while trying to make sense of "Harbored," a jumbled production about immigration.
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That doesn't mean Sorry to Bother You — a kooky dystopian capitalist critique — would necessarily do well internationally, of course.
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We're all PC. [Laughs] What you want to do is ask some of those kooky ass white boys over there.
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Since the Columbine shooting in 20183, schools have both bought expensive new products and have suggested untested, sometimes kooky, policies.
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Sure, Bornstein looked and sounded a bit kooky, but he had been Trump's doctor for more than two decades, right?
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"We considered some kooky options, like building a gallery underneath the house," said Sharon Johnston, an owner of the firm.
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As a food editor, I get a lot of kooky emails about the latest kitchen gadgets and new food products.
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Add glasses and a stenciled moon between her eyebrows, and the look belonged entirely to Gucci's kooky-time-warp world.
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The energy peaks and droops, pogoes and flatlines, with Sandy Powell's kooky costumes doing much of the visual heavy lifting.
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London may be a magnet for kooky florals and fishnet tights, but even its grooviest trends are grounded in history.
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Usually we see some version of "kooky" or something to do with pastry, and a FLAKY pastry is desirable, frankly.
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His kooky Congressman figure and Aduba's headstrong Virginia make a lovable odd couple who work together to save the day.
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Instead, the movie treats this as an opportunity for the precocious girl to have bonding adventures with her kooky grandpa.
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Lady Gaga was in the height of fame and kooky outfits when she wore this white tiered wedding cake ensemble.
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The show was able to venture into kooky, eccentric territory because of these two actors and their lovable, completely unpredictable characters.
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LONDON — Fabulously kooky, unabashedly awkward and funny AF; British films and TV shows hold a place in all of our hearts.
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Another kooky invention to experience will be offering is a chance to see the Pop-Tarts Crypt beneath Kellogg's NYC café.
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It's a shame, because TNT's boisterous crime drama retains the kooky vibe it's hoisted itself on for the past two years.
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Fruitarianism sounds extreme because it is — yet tons of people still commit to it, because it seems kooky enough to work.
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Its debit cards, and those of Kakao Pay, feature the Kakao Friends, eight kooky characters created as emoji for Kakao Talk.
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It was very conceptual, weird, kooky shit, but it was a really cool way to learn how to build a song.
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The end result is a little kooky-looking (think a chicken flapping its wings underwater), but it gets the job done.
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A movie this kooky is bound to score a big win for some of its participants, while registering losses for others.
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When Miitomo launched in the US back in March, it was more like a kooky social network than a video game.
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There's a refreshing straightforwardness to "30 Degrees," no twists, no mysterious back story, no kooky theories necessary to keep things interesting.
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In "The Quick and the Dead," Joy Williams's kooky and ominous novel, three precocious, motherless teenage girls flirt with the dark.
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Darius is the kooky mystic who doesn't just smoke weed the way everybody else does on "Atlanta"; he personifies the high.
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As for Mr. Gibson, well, as the resident kooky conservative, he came off as a kind of proxy for President Trump.
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This has already spawned some kooky conspiracy theories, but it's also going to raise serious doubts about the integrity of elections.
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But his turn to right-wing petulance, with a bow to kooky comparisons of Obamacare to slavery, considerably soiled his reputation.
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Every time Willie is onstage, something unexpected and marvelous happens: a kooky line reading, an archly raised eyebrow, a Kabuki grimace.
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Directed by Branagh, Dead Again is an unforgettably campy, unintentionally hilarious cult classic that makes the most of its kooky title.
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Even on the show, I tended to be the kooky glue that held everyone together, and I'm definitely that in real life.
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In typical Halloween / family-sitcom fashion, the party improves once Sabrina stops trying to restrain everything kooky about herself and her family.
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If we have something to loan out, can you double-pinkie swear that you won't do anything outrageous or kooky or dangerous?
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" He also said he didn't want to bring the information to the Trump campaign at the time for fear of looking "kooky.
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Maybe the thought of getting stuck at the "kids" table yet again, or caught talking to that kooky aunt, boils your blood.
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Because if your dip spread is lacking, you might as well call the whole game off (halftime show and kooky commercials included).
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Even as chunks of her honey-blond hair were shorn for her eight-hour operation, her kooky expressions and wide smile prevailed.
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The Moon enters kooky Air sign Aquarius at 9:29 PM, so people will certainly be in the mood to unconventional tonight!
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There is just an ashamed Evan Turner, slid halfway across the wood, standing in that kooky, wide-sliding stance, beaten and depressed.
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Konami's Parodius bullet hell series has its fair share of giant women, and Namco's Dancing Eyes its fair share of kooky boudoir.
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Chika is the kooky one, working in a sporting-goods store and maintaining a low-key relationship with an eccentric co-worker.
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But it's not all that surprising, given that Crocs have been a kooky side note in high fashion for a few years.
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Georgina Starr constructs and plays with a ventriloquist's puppet named Junior in her kooky video, "The Making of Junior (+ Entertaining Junior)" (1994).
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"Here at Frieze, I feel like you can kind of get your kooky out in whatever way you can," Ms. Diuguid said.
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But it does encapsulate a kooky universe featuring a cast of misfits and visionaries who are out of touch, out of style.
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When all of them were telling him this Ukraine 2016 stuff is kooky, crazy Russian propaganda, he chose not to believe them.
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Unrelentingly quippy (both actors have backgrounds in sketch comedy and improv), their interactions suggest kooky best pals much more than longtime lovers.
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Seemingly overnight, these new lifeforms diversified into all sorts of kooky creatures, expanding to fill virtually every nook and cranny on the planet.
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The video features a lot of wonderfully kooky dance moves and the mash-up will absolutely be stuck in your head for days.
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If the first 30 seconds of the Fifty Shades Darker suggest that this isn't going to be a crazy kooky sex movie — surprise!
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Over the weekend, the American comedian was on South Korean TV show "Infinite Challenge" where he competed in various rounds of kooky dares.
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You can have your phone back if something kooky enough happens that you've absolutely got to get the 'gram — and you know what?
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"Some of his output is so kooky and recondite that, quite possibly, it strays into the realm of conspiracy theory," the publication wrote.
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It's a reined-in version of the kooky Memphis design style, which emerged in the early 1980s and recently experienced its own revival.
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He is responsible for The Nightmare Before Christmas and the kooky remake, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, just to give you an idea.
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Voters there have encountered this "kooky" religion of 17 million that Trump just doesn't know about many times before, and they are unafraid.
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His writing is always kooky, weird, and super clever and that's my favorite type of writing to read, I highly recommend reading it.
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When I got the kooky letters from them, I thought it was a waste of time if I wasn't getting paid for it.
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Because Emmys and handmaids aren't enough, Hulu is jumping into the family TV market with a revival of the kooky '90s series Animaniacs.
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Horoscopes – mostly written by spiritualised fashion bloggers or kooky stay-at-home magazine columnists – are often little more than counterfeit guides to life.
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The 2016 Republican primary, however, has been led for several months by the economically protectionist and outspoken-bordering-on-kooky Donald J. Trump.
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My fridge is a hodgepodge of kooky magnets, pictures, and to-do lists, but it also provides ample vertical storage on the side.
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MIKE HALE 'The X-Files' (Fox) "Yeah, this is how I like my Mulder," Scully says as Mulder wraps up a kooky rant.
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There's not a lot of growth there and I think it's like a kooky little stock that doesn't have a lot of upside.
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Without sounding too kooky, your job is to try to tune in to what the film is and what is its best expression.
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A matrilineal obsession, the three Missoni women hunt for vintage finds on weekends, filling their respective homes with vast medleys of kooky relics.
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That's when she receives an invitation to The Store, a mysterious underground venue run by a kooky, bespectacled Jackson in a vibrant pink suit.
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That spin-off became The Facts of Life, a sitcom about a girls' boarding school and their (once again) kooky and kind house mother.
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The three different lip balms come in flavors inspired by the show, and have kooky names to match (like Vicious Trollop and Java Junkie).
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The idea originated from an offhand remark Goldberg made to Tommy Leonardis, her longtime business partner, about whipping up her own kooky seasonal knits.
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With some dry pasta, flowy pants, and a dash of glitter, Villanelle transforms herself into a kooky art teacher and crashes the drinks event.
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Instead of just relying on the bog standard "dark room with flashing lights" thing, why not experiment with some decorations or even kooky costumes.
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For those of us used to seeing Janney as a kooky neighbor or C.J. on the West Wing, she was virtually unrecognizable as LaVona.
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Later that evening, eccentric adherents of Jeremy Scott went to the recently opened Flash Factory in Chelsea to celebrate the designer's kooky catwalk collection.
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Sid and his colleague go to pitch his TV show, about a sitcom-kooky family set in Neanderthalian times (sound familiar?) to a network.
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Based on what we know about kooky bagels, which is actually a lot, hers look like they came from Bagel Nook in New Jersey.
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Instead, the show's entire appeal hinges upon something akin to the Battle of the Network Stars-esque premise of famous people performing kooky stunts.
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A spokeswoman for the foreign ministry welcomed the normalisation of ties between Vietnam and America, and painted the arms ban as a kooky anachronism.
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"Kooky 18th century protectionism will jack up prices on American families — and will prompt retaliation from other countries," the senator continued in a statement.
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"This outpouring of often kooky sensitivity makes me want to curl up in a ball," Eric F. Frazier, a writer from Kernersville, N.C., wrote.
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Their fright-filled adventure takes them deep into the Oooky-ma-kooky Closet where Nick and Sally discover the very best Halloween costumes ever.
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The world of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is full of weird and kooky characters, and that extends to their culinary concoctions as well.
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Louise Bourgeois kept being, throughout my experience of encountering her here and there, odd and kooky, a rapscallion splendidly creating entire, surreal world views.
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Critic Score - 33%Alyson Reed had been working as an actress for decades prior to appearing as the teens' kooky drama teacher Ms. Darbus.
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He began with that kooky, laughable lie about the unprecedented size of President Trump's inauguration crowd, and things didn't pick up much from there.
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Kooky bits of fill like I AM ALI and DVD-VIDEO to accompany a youthful, sportsy vibe in AIGHT, NOOB, VIKES and BREES. 3.
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Mr. Rosendale's views on education alone locate him in some kooky, extremist netherworld that makes him way weirder than Montana's Republican senator, Steve Daines.
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After accusing Trump of believing "kooky, crazy Russian propaganda" about Ukraine, Schiff warned that the specter of foreign interference loomed over the 2020 elections.
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Following the lonely protagonist as he plays hopscotch on the runway and hangs out with his mannequin, the work is simultaneously poignant and kooky.
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Then, in August, Walsh played kooky veterinarian Fiona Shively in the streaming giant's #realityhigh, a 90-minute parable about the perils of high school bullying.
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Philippa BorrillLecturer, Plant Biology, University of BirminghamThis may sound a bit kooky, but I think that crop plants are the smartest plants on the planet.
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In the process, he meets all sorts of kooky, van Gogh associates, rotoscoped from performances by actors like Chris O'Dowd, Saoirse Ronan, and Jerome Flynn.
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Wheeler, the 30-year-old son of California commune dwellers, draws and writes in the same caustic, kooky and endearing style of his '60s forebears.
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It, therefore, behooves the current climate change-denying administration to clean house and try to find some kooky (or greedy) scientists that agree with them.
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In the first Democratic debate in Miami in June, Williamson was treated like something of a punchline, portrayed on social media as a kooky mystic.
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The most recent development from the world of kooky cutlery comes from Oxford University experimental psychologist Charles Michel and Buckinghamshire New University designer Andreas Fabian.
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" The pal continues, "Although they are both kind of kooky and unusual, he is quieter while she speaks from the hip and loves to astonish.
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There is an important distinction between the coming crop of extra-kooky comedies and ones that have come before, network executives and writer-producers say.
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The modern Jewish family experience certainly appears ripe for comedy and pathos — everyone has that kooky relative that would make for some colorful comic relief.
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And let me be clear that Silicon Valley is full of the eccentric, the quirky, the kooky, the peculiar, the freakishly geeky and geekishly freaky.
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The 20-minute clip features a constantly swirling spiral, but since you're soon instructed to close your eyes, it's really just a kooky moot point.
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The Dring Smart Cane might strike you as rather a kooky item and perhaps part of the things-that-don't-need-to-be-smart set.
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California's kooky electoral rules make it likely that Feinstein will face de León in a general election matchup, with similar dynamics to Lieberman vs. Lamont.
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For everyone insisting Sanders is peddling a kooky ideology best left in the 1960s, here's Bloomberg to prove he may be on the mark today.
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Those include lower stock returns, higher executive compensation, more kooky acquisitions and, of course, management that never pays the price for bad calls or behavior.
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"In the seventies, vegetarianism was looked at as kind of kooky," he says (he's not a vegetarian but hasn't eaten red meat since around 1976).
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The final season of Roseanne may not have been critically perfect, but the last episode put a nice little button to explain such a kooky season.
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But it still builds on the earlier movies' myth that John, Paul, George, and Ringo were all best friends, puckishly sharing inside jokes and kooky adventures.
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I would say, if I didn't act ... If you didn't say Jack was gay in "Will and Grace," he would just be the kooky nextdoor neighbor.
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It seems to me that when De Forest became what his fans like about him — amiable, kooky, and funny — he became less interesting and even predictable.
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Netflix's A Series of Unfortunate Events might mask itself as kooky Tim Burton for kids — but it's actually an incredibly honest and nuanced depiction of grief.
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He has kooky proposals like returning the U.S. to the gold standard, which come on top of the usual climate change-denying and 1 percent-coddling.
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The ocean generally keeps the city's temperatures from getting too hot or too cold, though in recent years things have gotten a little kooky out there.
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Less Nazi than kooky monarchist, Yarvin actually had some interesting critiques of the managerial liberal state, which he unfortunately buried beneath a tireless flow of horseshit.
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Still a fan of the fast food chain, she was more than willing to answer our questions — from secret menu items to kooky drive-thru stories.
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On the much sillier, oddball side of things, try "Better Off Ted" (Netflix), a kooky takedown of baffling corporate culture that aired on ABC in 2009.
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The kooky faux futuristic game lets players mess around in a digital work space and knock over coffee cups and turn on computers and make copies.
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Mr. Rogel had won an Emmy for his writing on the darker "Batman: The Animated Series," but the idea of a kooky comedy appealed to him.
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The new movie acknowledges generational turnover by giving Bridget a cold but kooky new boss (Kate O'Flynn) who spouts enigmatic gobbledygook in an affectedly lowbrow accent.
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It's about a cast of kooky characters just trying to make their way in the world, and boy, do they get themselves in some sticky situations!
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Taking Red at her word means believing in an idea that seems self-evidently kooky, but it's also an idea that drives much of modern society.
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The keys to unlocking its potential were its tropical weather, Hemingway mystique, charming architecture and kooky locals, who assembled daily at dusk to salute the sunset.
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I would like to think that as a brand, Tessa Packard is exciting, kooky and whimsical in an industry in which there is still such stiffness.
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The Haggler can endure T-Mobile's kooky hipster schtick, which it conveys in TV ads filled with lots of cool young people doing cool young things.
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She meets me at the door looking classic kooky-sexy Calle: low-cut black cocktail dress, elaborately crocheted black tights, massive tinted glasses and sheepskin slippers.
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In what's sure to become a kooky collector's item, each award is packaged with its own special Apple spirit level and mounting screws for classy installation.
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For Hilla Rebay, sculpture, as a medium, wasn't spiritual enough, and this delightfully kooky early Brancusi is one of the few sculptures in the Guggenheim show.
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Then she became Sabrina, the girl with magical powers and a couple of kooky aunts and a talking cat called Salem on Sabrina the Teenage Witch.
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"If they do, it's in some odd, kooky, roundabout way," he complained, pointing out that in the real world, that's not the way things tend to work.
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Melissa McCarthy is nothing like her kooky, onscreen characters in movies like Tammy and the upcoming comedy The Boss – and that's partly why she enjoys playing them.
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Before the pain sets in, before doing the actual work of sorting through my feelings, I buy and wear a kooky shirt and have fun in it.
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Sure, the contestants might be able to squeeze in some physical activity, like mud wrestling, during a kooky group date, but otherwise, they have to get creative.
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Moments like that spear you in place, a reminder that this isn't just some kooky lady, but a woman whose grief has driven her a little mad.
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Click here to view original GIFFilip Sterckx's Gallery Invasion is a clever, kooky, and totally adorable art show that brings art works to life through projection mapping.
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If kooky isn't your thing, don't stress: We'll all be feeling more balanced and fair-minded toward the end of the week, when Venus moves into Libra.
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It's easy to get stuck—and as a wacky, kooky Aquarius, I know you get bored easily, and very much want to experience new and exciting things.
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Kimmy Schmidt has always been all about the nonsense, but the most recent clip from season 3 shows that things are about to get even more kooky.
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Check out that selfie: Although Jim took great joy in pulling pranks on Dwight at every available opportunity, Pam shared a friendship with the kooky beet farmer.
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Alongside the aliens, we're introduced to a bunch of different characters from several different walks of life (including everybody from the president to a kooky old man).
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Billed as a "global tapas place," the resulting restaurant is the kind of kooky amalgamation of ideas that sounds like it might not work, but magically does.
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Maybe there's a kooky grandparent waiting in the wings to dish out sass or surprisingly helpful advice, depending on the week (see: Fresh Off the Boat's Grandma).
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I get that she's funny and kooky, and even sometimes says things that make sense (like the need to confront the emotional character of Trump's racial appeals).
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" Some in Giuliani's fan club -- in which this author once claimed association -- have ludicrously attempted to spin his kooky Trump defense appearance as "method in the madness.
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The story borrows from Batuman's earlier work — heavy on Russophilia and kooky anecdotes — but offers a portrait of the intellectual and emotional development of an irresistible narrator.
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Yes, his worldview — a fascinating hybrid of the curious, cranky and kooky — does indeed hold a mirror up to nature and show us as others see us.
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True, he was referring to the "spirit of the people" that he also squeezed into that 140-character nook, but his chirpy gratitude had a kooky ring.
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She and the three other dancers (Paul Hamilton, Raja Feather Kelly and Emma Rose Brown) keep coming and going, debuting a different kooky outfit with each entrance.
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Szimpla Ruin Pub:The Szimpla Ruin Pub is one of the most popular spots in Budapest due to its multiple floors of kooky, cave-like bars and outdoor space.
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Hulu put out a new trailer for its six-part, George Clooney-directed adaptation of Catch-22, which looks like an appropriately kooky take on the satirical novel.
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It's all goofy, but charming, as it should be, and it contributes to the feeling of the jungle being a kooky small town where everybody knows everybody else.
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So while trading millions of dollars for a pile of dirt seems a little kooky, it's so much better than having those paper shreds sit around as trash.
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With any luck, this next season of The Bachelor might introduce a number of kooky faces who will join the fourth season of Bachelor in Paradise next summer.
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Time and again, his designs crop up in urban ensembles that look as if the dystopian world of Orwell's 1984 had been given a kooky Wes Anderson makeover.
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We were two kooky roommates with occasional squabbles, and I eventually learned to tune it out, much like the news scroll at the bottom of a CNN report.
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Fashion Review MILAN — The kooky utterances fashion designers sometimes spout (and some fashion journalists often parrot) seldom offer much indicator of what's actually going on in the collections.
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She doesn't like the kooky items that Phoebe brings over, like an oversized dog and a ghost for the attic, so Phoebe decides to build her own dollhouse.
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The Micro PleatIssey Miyake's Pleats Please collections have been quietly flying under the radar for the past few years, but your kooky art professor was right all along.
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Also formative was the Talking Heads video for "Once in a Lifetime," the one where David Byrne works up a sweat doing kooky convulsions in a bow tie.
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Among the standouts in the airy showroom are Valdis Harrysdottir's sustainable bowls made of radish paper and Margret Gudnadottir's kooky feathered music boxes, which play Icelandic folk songs.
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It's a perfect, kooky watch for those five days between Christmas Day and New Years Eve when the world shifts into a strange sort of between-holiday limbo.
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The fact that the United States is being insulted and ignored at a global gabfest — a somewhat kooky one at that — is hardly the end of the world.
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His new signatures — things like florals, kooky sunglasses, unexpected layering, brocades, and glitter — are evergreen and seasonless, and every six months, Michele continues to push them one step further.
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There won't be a Salem the Cat, and in general, the mood is a lot less about kooky hijinks and a lot more about the sinister world of witchcraft.
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Every attorney has fielded a call from some distant relative or kooky friend who believes their life has been ruined because of what their Aunt Edna posted on Facebook.
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Like clockwork, the show opened with all the worst bits of Glastonbury rolled into one performance: long sleeve shirts under T-shirts, kooky flower arrangements on pianos, and Coldplay.
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A mixed bag of obsolete tech, wall decorations, and simply kooky objects, the relics now for sale certainly reveal Tekserve as much more than your average place of business.
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"They call me the kooky, crunchy hippie mom, and I don't think a lot of people expect that because they see me rough and tough at work," she says.
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But it's the kooky "Mary Poppins" meets "Pirates of the Caribbean" vibe, a dreamscape of jugglers, artists, musicians and magicians, that makes them prick up their ears with delight.
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The music has a restless, quicksilver air, seldom staying in one mood for long: the almost kooky third movement is made up of a juba dance and a habanera.
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Related: Hand-Crafted Horror Scenes Are the Perfect Blend ofCozy & Kooky V-Day Hearts That Don't Suck | GIF Six-Pack The Making of Viral Sensation 'Love Has No Labels'
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A single pizza would be ravaged in mere milliseconds in the MUNCHIES kitchen, so thankfully, he was ready to put together a few different kinds, from classic to kooky.
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Sure, I didn't ultimately fall for David Lowery's A Ghost Story, a decidedly kooky fable in art-house clothing, but I do appreciate its presence at this year's festival.
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Before Manson, cults and religious organizations like Hare Krishna, Scientology, and other countercultural sects that arose in the mid-20th century were generally considered kooky but on the fringe.
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As a self-proclaimed "bohemian destination," the 46,453-square-foot Paris on Ponce boasts dozens of vendors shilling their vintage oddities for homes, film productions, photo shoots, and kooky events.
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The team proposed the name Valetudo for this moon in the kooky orbit, after the Roman god Jupiter's great-granddaughter, according to the release from the Carnegie Institution for Science.
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Wearing silver, fire-retardant headgear that gives them a kooky, galactic appearance, the performers dance beneath three inflated airplane evacuation slides, two of which hang from the ceiling like blimps.
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And, when you consider all the kooky things bagels have been put through lately — looking at you unicorn, rainbow, galaxy, and Flaming Hot Cheeto bagels — this rendition seems pretty tame.
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Brought to life are the comic book's kooky, larger-than-life elements like Pogo (Adam Godley), a character who's analogous to Batman's Alfred, even though he's a genius-level chimpanzee.
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As a self-proclaimed "bohemian destination," the 46,000-square-foot Paris on Ponce boasts dozens of vendors shilling their vintage oddities for homes, film productions, photo shoots, and kooky events.
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In the kooky scene, Wiig plays Thanksgiving enthusiast Wisten Kriig as she gushes over her dinner dishes with her adoptive brother Marcus (Kenan Thompson) and her friend Russell (Bobby Moynihan).
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Do they think Kate Nash is, like, totally relatable or does she just seem like someone's kooky cousin who makes nursery rhymes in a mockney accent and a floral dress?
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Sometimes her drawings tackle the everyday struggles of womanhood, such as uncomfortable shoes and objectification, but Muslimova really shines when abandoning reality altogether and illustrating kooky contortions of female anatomy.
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Since no one else is going to say it: a happy Father's Day to Aerys Targaryen, Tywin Lannister (or, if you believe some kooky theories, Aerys again!), and Balon Greyjoy.
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There will be fog but it won't be dense, sound effects are fun and familiar, and there's an even bigger emphasis on candy — consider it, as they do, "kooky spooky".
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Allison Janney will reportedly voice the villain described as a nefarious reality TV makeover queen named Margaux Needler, who will be bent on cleaning up the creepy and kooky family.
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"Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," which tells the story of a poor boy's life-changing encounter with a kooky chocolatier, has twice been adapted into film, in 1971 and 2005.
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In Daryl Gregory's skilfully kooky "Spoonbenders," the narration hops around various decades in the late 20th century, and among the perspectives of several gifted mystics in the Amazing Telemachus Family.
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Teens do all sorts of kooky things, but to this day, it's hard to watch a video of a perfect bottle flip and NOT feel unbridled joy and triumph. —J.
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So many kooky theories and untruths on the shooting flooded the internet that YouTube changed its search algorithm to stop these conspiracy theories from bubbling to the top of searches.
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As confusing as some of 2017's kooky food moments were to us internet users, it was nothing compared with how this year treated one of our most beloved dishes, pizza.
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Part of that also comes from working with Pharrell, who produces the vast majority of the tracks and enjoys a kooky musical turn as well as an unexpected turn of phrase.
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All in all, the edit makes three years of psychological and emotional torture at the hands of an evil wizard seem like just another day in the kooky world of wizards.
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Jeff Goldblum's kooky Grandmaster, a man obsessed with games, became an instant fan-favorite in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and we will simply not accept if he didn't survive the Decimation.
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Jonah and the bots' constant callouts to this film's status as a blatant Star Wars rip-off are almost a detraction from how kooky this space opera is on its own.
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The Mary Poppins Returns star, who plays the super nanny Emily Blunt's kooky cousin, Topsy, had a bit of a mishap while giving the kid actors an acting lesson on set.
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She had help from her handy doll, Molly, and a rotating cast of other kooky characters, including Granny Garbanzo, a cat named Snicklefritz, deliveryman Major Bedhead, and some talking dust bunnies.
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Over more than two decades as a stand-up, Ms. Bamford, 45, has become a cult favorite by blending kooky impressions and expertly written jokes with an overdose of human empathy.
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But after the rape, Lou says, she wanted to make herself as "unattractive" to men as possible, dressing in kooky clothing and styling herself in a way she thought they'd hate.
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In her illustrated story collection "Boundless," Jillian Tamaki flips the script: To read the first and last of her kooky and elegant tales, you often must rotate the book 90 degrees.
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An animated adaptation of "The Addams Family" was a hit at the box office last weekend, giving a new generation the opportunity to be introduced to the creepy, kooky Addams clan.
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Making visible this endless cycle of decomposition and regeneration — and much more besides — Louie Schwartzberg's lightly informative, delightfully kooky documentary, "Fantastic Fungi," offers nothing less than a model for planetary survival.
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AppleTV+ entered the streaming wars with compulsively watchable The Morning Show and kooky Dickinson, but half a dozen shows later we have its entry of truly stirring, triumphant television: Little America.
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Mothers corral their daughters' locks into tidy rows before sending them off to school; Pippi Longstocking's signature gravity-defying plaits represent her kooky whimsy but also her fearless sense of adventure.
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Kooky Chronic CaramelsMakes 50-75 candiesIngredientsQuick cannabutter:1/8th oz chronic1 stick salted butterOptional: 1 tbsp soy or sunflower lecithin (available at health-food stores)Kooky Chronic Caramels:1/4 cup water133 1/2 cup water1 cup heavy whipping cream1/4 cup light corn syrup1 1/2 cups sugar1/23 tsp salt, plus salt for garnish1 tsp pure vanilla extractCooking spray (or you can use butter)Also need: parchment paper, wax paper, candy thermometerInstructionsFor the quick cannabutter: 1.
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At 23000 miles, it'll take you past the Old Fourth Ward Skate Park, kooky wares, and antiques boutique Paris on Ponce, famed chophouse Kevin Rathbun Steak and plenty of other convenient outposts.
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But the "creepy and kooky, mysterious and spooky" family actually started life as a series of satirical cartoons drawn by Charles Addams and published in The New Yorker between 1938 and 1988.
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And like the Cat Ladies of yore — kooky single women living with a cohort of felines and often no one else — you're totally embracing it, despite any furrowed brows you may receive.
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In New York City specifically, there's a new rainbow drink or Cheetos mashup around every corner, which means most city dwellers no longer bat an eye when they spot a kooky treat.
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At 2.25 miles, it'll take you past the Old Fourth Ward Skate Park, kooky wares, and antiques boutique Paris on Ponce, famed chophouse Kevin Rathbun Steak and plenty of other convenient outposts.
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We're dutifully introduced to alien creatures like a basically normal-looking lady with a kooky hairdo and a single extra arm, and invited to laugh at a cheesy reference to Thor. Yawn.
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Here We Go Again is a kooky, poppy romp Thai boys speak publicly for the first time: "This experience taught me to be more patient" A black candidate made a rap album.
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There was a period of Miley Cyrus' life when she was known for her out-there, kooky, off-the-wall antics, and most of this, she admitted, had to do with weed.
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The part of Ron Paul's candidacies that his son tried not to replicate — his economic protectionism and outspoken-bordering-on-kooky persona — turned out to be the things Republican voters liked most.
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Schiff also noted that Trump, in the same July 25 phone call, raised a "kooky conspiracy theory" that Ukraine, not Russia, interfered with the 2016 election by hacking a Democratic Party server.
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Which is why this clip of her in an unfamiliar, volatile role, the warrior Odabella in Verdi's "Attila," is such a kooky treat — particularly the awkward bits, like this woozy little run.
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We can be righteously indignant that international media outlets tend to overlook our successes and scandals — of which there are many — often focusing instead solely on stories about kooky or dangerous animals.
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Francesco Risso, now almost three years into his job as creative director, has taken full control of the brand, transforming its kooky art-world charm into something altogether more ambitious and risky.
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Why we loved it: While this show technically started in the '90s, it was pulled from the air in 2002 — giving this kooky comedy more than enough time to find its fans.
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And the movie benefits from the off-kilter and kooky sensibility of director Peyton Reed; to me, "the director of Bring It On makes an MCU film" is a can't-lose proposition.
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The team behind parody musicals based on Full House and Keeping up with the Kardashians has its eyes set on those kooky, coffee-drinking twenty-somethings who were always there for each other.
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The Metallic AnorakIn-between weather can have you feeling a bit kooky, so lighter outerwear that keeps you warmish and coolish — like trench coats and jean jackets — is what will keep you sane.
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We're all fucking kooky and crazy and there are a million things happening, it's like ... I mean, he's like a major issue in the family but there's other stuff going on too. Okay.
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But the other side of the coin is that beers like the ones from DESTIHL's kooky Wild Sour Series, which benefit extensively from repeated tastings, are not likely to get a fair shake.
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Hollywood will run out of sequels and reboots before Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets — one of the summer's true originals — runs out of kooky alien species to reveal to us.
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Mr. Kagan's twist was to fuse their aesthetic with the biomorphic shapes of Isamu Noguchi, stretching the wood legs out in back almost like chewing gum, giving them a kooky Edward Scissorhands vibe.
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While reverential to acts like Dungen, The Kinks, and The Flaming Lips, the LP didn't just rely on riffs and kooky lyrics, which would risk rendering Tame Impala as the cool kid's Wolfmother.
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When White House Senior Adviser (and presidential son-in-law) Jared Kushner needed resources to help fight the frightening coronavirus outbreak, he reportedly turned to the same place your kooky aunt might: Facebook.
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Both Trump and Steve Bannon came south to campaign for Moore, giving the Republican effort a kooky carnival atmosphere, but by that time disaffected Republican women had come to regard Moore as unfit.
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Enter some "alien potatoes" standing in for the army of King Antiochus, and a wise family dog named Applesauce, and you've got yourself a full-blown kooky comedy unpacking an ancient Talmudic tale.
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HEREDITARY The death of a kooky grandmother unleashes a house of horrors for the family of her daughter (Toni Collette in a performance that exceeds her Oscar-nominated work in "The Sixth Sense").
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The offbeat illustrator proves a rich subject for a play, and the writer-director Travis Russ's "Gorey," from the Life Jacket Theater Company at the Sheen Center, does his archly kooky world justice.
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Visually translating the roguelike experience into something decipherable without becoming dull, simplistic or patronizing, the kooky space odyssey with looting-centric combat should reel in new fans and delight current roguelike rogues alike.
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We're guessing the next five years will bring plenty of new, kooky menu items to Taco Bells all across the globe, and not to mention those Twisted Freezes are about to really start flowing.
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In addition to being the physical embodiment of these four words, the drinks at Spyner's are strong, the bartenders are sassy, the regulars are kooky, and the line for karaoke is never too long.
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The iPhone Xs Max comes in all the same colors and storage options as the iPhone Xs. The device starts at $2500,23 and ships alongside the iPhone Xs.Apple iPhone XRImage: AppleThis one's kinda kooky!
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The idea isn't new, but seeing as I've tried everything from high-frequency facials to a bite massage, I figured I needed to have this kooky treatment under my belt (sorry, I had to).
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A far cry from the kooky cringe of "I Sit On You," What The Brokenhearted Do… taps into the human experience in a genuine way, revealing a depth in the songwriter that compels reconsideration.
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SINCE the fall of the Berlin Wall the Ampelmännchen, the jaunty, behatted "little traffic-light man" of communist East Germany, has escaped his dictatorial roots to become a kooky icon of Germany's trendy capital.
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Whether it's an unusual pet purchase for your furry friend or a funky-fresh find for family, the kooky yet useful creations ahead have your holiday hit-lists covered... With Inspector Gadget-level swag.
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The Australian comedian killed it in her role as the villain Ursula from The Little Mermaid at a kooky live rendition of the movie at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles on the weekend.
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In the first episode, "Moving Day," a kooky neighbor named Bob welcomes the girls, Lo and Edie, into their new sublet by handing them a box cutter and a ball of yellow police tape.
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It raised $185 million to build a "social product development platform" that sold kooky gadgets, but filed for bankruptcy basically because the "brash" and "unorthodox" chief executive had no business being a chief executive.
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In later episodes, she gets to loosen up and gain some personality, and Carla Jimenez's performance is one of the show's pleasures, along with that of Jack Stanton as the mandatory kooky youngest child.
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In addition to being the physical embodiment of these four words, the drinks at Spyner's are strong, the bartenders are sassy, the regulars are kooky and the line for karaoke is never too long.
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Whether you're into red lips, silver, shadows, or kooky candy-cane liner art, there's something new and exciting enough to distract from the fact that you've worn that sequin skirt three nights in a row.
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The short book transports you to a completely kooky (sometimes even creepy) town that may or may not actually exist, and for the few short hours you're reading it, you absolutely forget about everything else.
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In some ways, the new office is similar to others in the tech industry: The food and drink are free, and conference rooms come with kooky names like All Black Everything and Accidentally Wes Anderson.
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After recently orchestrating one of the most spectacular blindsides in recent memory on Game Changers, kooky Jane of all trades Debbie Wanner was the victim of the ruthless show's latest surprise elimination on Wednesday's episode.
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Lest you thought he was actually on the show to woo Rachel Lindsay in earnest, allow me to blow your mind: The Bachelorette's Lucas Yancey has a history of being kooky on reality television shows.
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Certainly some of that collaborative action has borne riches—Danny L. Harle's recent Carly Rae Jepson hook-up is super-sweet pop at it's kooky best, for example—but there's been one "ft." too many.
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Her style has been replicated — flamboyant headpieces, bold floral prints and embroidered fabrics, and kooky, decorative jewelry — by everyone from Jean Paul Gaultier in his 1998 spring/summer collection to Beyoncé in a Halloween costume.
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It's the first time that the Addams Family has been animated for a feature film, but many of the kooky quirks that made people fall in love with the original show seem to be represented.
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It's creepy and it's kooky, not really mysterious but spooky ... 2 years after his death, Ken Weatherwax, aka the OG Pugsley on "The Addams Family" TV show, is closer to getting a proper Hollywood burial.
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But it knows exactly how absurd humans are, and it uses tiny details — a woman's obsession with nut milks, a man's rat tail — to pull together a kooky cast of characters who still aren't stereotypical.
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Portions that could feed small families, menus that are nearly book-length, and, of course, the kooky varieties of cheesecakes are all part of what makes the chain stick out in a sea full of competitors.
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Designed by Amanda Connor, the artist on Harley's current ongoing comic, the line will depict Harley in a variety of kooky getups befitting the character's oddball nature—everything from retro spacesuits to her classic Harlequin getup.
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Kooky or spooky, Gourley's work was sufficiently compelling to attract the $14.7 million from In-Q-Tel, the CIA's venture capital arm; Zachary Bogue, husband of former Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer; and two other VC firms.
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There are sight gags, and much fun is had with the kooky ways a swords-and-sandals cartoon guy would respond to regular society, but the show's humor extends beyond its fish-out-of-water gags.
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This kooky workplace reality series follows Tom Szaky, the founder and chief executive of TerraCycle, a recycling company in Trenton, and his army of thinkers and doers whose mission is to eliminate waste — all of it.
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Back then, Ross' habit of talking to the camera and his audience as if he was their friend and creating this sense of intimacy despite the very public broadcast, was just him doing another kooky thing.
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" That's the essence of Biden's strategy and message, which boil down to this: Electing me would mean that the past four years were a bad dream, like that kooky season of the 1970s television series "Dallas.
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While we delight in a good flavor mash-up or kooky food trend as much as the next food lover, ice cream injected with a highly processed food known for its shelf life is just plain gross.
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The cafe is color-clashing and kooky and full of local art and vegan pastries, operating in a different world than the one of the all-American pizza joint in Waterloo her dad suggests the next day.
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It was a lesson clarified for me when I put on a Thom Browne suit and felt suddenly like a different person, as if I were a uniformed conscript in a delightful, if slightly kooky, secular cult.
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Game of Thrones and its music have gotten plenty of covers, from violins and vocals to instrumentals from around the world, and at least one kooky Kanye mashup... but we haven't seen as much dancing – until now.
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I'm most looking forward to Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets, the kooky sci-fi space adventure from French film financier Europacorp, based on a Belgian comic book that in large part inspired Star Wars.
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Where to watch: Netflix In arguably its most bizarre and effervescent season to date, the Netflix show about abducted former "mole woman" Kimmy and her kooky New York life soars with just six new episodes in 2018.
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The titular family at the center of the famous '60s sitcom are creepy and they're kooky, mysterious and spooky... but the one thing on everyone's mind is whether or not The Addams Family is coming to Netflix.
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Soderbergh is sometimes accused of treating his characters with a chilly remove, but here, he's up close, loading them into a slingshot and then letting them fly free and bounce off one another with gloriously kooky results.
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The GOP's chaos candidate threw a lot against the wall this week — tax cut flip-flops, kooky talk about the debt, rejecting the need to unite the party, then declaring he would unite the party and more.
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Both of my kids were born after their due dates, and I tried every trick I heard of, no matter how kooky, to get them to come out: acupuncture, eating spicy foods and going for endless walks.
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Piggle-Wiggle, introduced in 1947, is a fun-loving, slightly kooky nanny who helps the misbehaving children in her neighborhood (and there are a lot of them) overcome bad habits with magic that looks like common sense.
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"Every state acts as their own country, with their own kooky laws, and understanding those rules and regulations costs an obscene amount of money in legal fees to understand how to operate one's business," Dr. Nadelson said.
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Every step has been unbelievably rewarding: meditating on bad fingering, writing diss tracks to emotionally reckless daters, trying to get into butt stuff and going on more kooky adventures for the sake of the story and Science.
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When the show premiered in 1988, it was rooted in a kooky plotline involving mad scientists forcing a janitor named Joel Robinson (played by creator Joel Hodgson) to watch lousy movies with his helpful, smart-assed robot friends.
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Yeah, that's a way of him kind of accepting this kind of kooky thing, and no matter what, he's going to accept whatever she tells him, because she really is special to him and he really loves her.
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And as we begin to hit the ceiling of what classical technology is capable of, it's only by shifting the attention to the kooky quantum world that we can explore practical science in a more future-friendly way.
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" She said she first had an inkling something was wrong in a meeting at his Paris hotel room when he emerged wearing a bathrobe, which she first dismissed as "super idiosyncratic, like this was your kooky, eccentric uncle.
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"Why It's A Hidden Gem: "I mostly wear loafers and oxfords, which I love pairing with skirts or cropped pants and kooky socks or colorful socks, and this six-pack of cute ankle socks was a no-brainer!
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Trilobites Since it was first uncovered more than a half a century ago, this kooky-looking creature known as the "Tully monster" has puzzled paleontologists who, frankly, could not make heads, tails or claws of its fossilized remains.
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Kooky, funky, quirky, and random are all apt words to describe underdog Anna's style, but it was her hardcore pledge of allegiance to butterfly clips and fresh-from-an-Alpine-storm blush that set our young hearts aflutter.
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"I feel pretty strongly that female playwrights are basically lauded when we write plays that fall into the category of 'feminine': plays that are more flowery in their language or use pretty metaphors or kooky imagery," she said.
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"Kooky 18th century protectionism will jack up prices on American families — and will prompt retaliation from other countries ... if the President goes through with this, it will kill American jobs — that's what every trade war ultimately does," Sen.
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I thought I had seen it all before: a small ghost town with potholed dusty roads, skinny stray dogs, and kooky 80-year-old women with thick silver cornrows, shiny golden sandals, and no teeth, scavenging for food.
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By playing with construction (one dress has a kooky meandering hem) and color (styles often feature color-block panels), Mijia Zhang, the Parsons-trained designer, has cultivated an intellectually minded aesthetic that arts lovers and nerds can appreciate.
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As for the kooky Laura, she starts learning to play the guitar, and paints roundels everywhere—on her skirt, on the shower curtain, and, in frosting, on the cupcakes that she bakes to sell at the farmers' market.
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A kooky young woman works her gamin charm on a Paris arrondissement in this new musical written by Craig Lucas, Daniel Messé and Nathan Tysen, directed by Pam MacKinnon and adapted from Jean-Pierre Jeunet's beloved 9673 film.
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A kooky young woman works her gamin charm on a Paris arrondissement in this new musical written by Craig Lucas, Daniel Messé and Nathan Tysen, directed by Pam MacKinnon and adapted from Jean-Pierre Jeunet's beloved 36513 film.
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The current iteration is both more varied (lots of different sports and players, rather than one; including the reasons for ejection as a bonus) and compressed (trimming my kooky bells and whistles so the ejection gimmick stands out).
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There are unimpressed indie boys behind the bar, couples in their early 30s taking turns to snap kooky #selfies with inflatable dolphins and a sea of teenagers, decked out in chiffon shirts and tight flares with neon-painted faces.
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For non-minimalists, however, our everyday purses aren't just for the necessities — they've become collecting grounds for the weird, kooky items that might seem superfluous to the casual bystander, but are staples for the women who lug them around.
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It was an adaptation of the Archie comic and starred Melissa Joan Hart as Sabrina Spellman, a 16-year-old half-witch, half-mortal who had to juggle high school and her powers to repeatedly disastrous and kooky consequences.
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That's kooky even for you, Sagittarius A*. But new research presented this week at the 2017 American Astronomical Society meeting demonstrates that the Milky Way's black hole may genuinely play this game of "cosmic spitball," as researchers described it.
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Some polls showed him not only very likely to lose to Sinema but also extremely likely to lose a primary challenge to Kelli Ward, a kooky far-right conservative character whom everyone views as a weak choice for Republicans.
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She's really kooky, and my thing was just that I didn't really understand where the judges were coming from at that time, because I thought before Drag Race, I didn't really get the whole being fishy and pretty thing.
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Behind the table are six neon-colored resin and papier-mâché masks by Naomi S. Clark that, for now, are the kooky guests of the show's title, though Spears is considering throwing an actual dinner to activate the space.
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They're an eclectic bunch, ranging from a quiet family drama set in Mexico (Roma) to a kooky, dark arthouse comedy (The Favourite) to obvious crowd pleasers (Bohemian Rhapsody, Green Book) to the first superhero film ever nominated (Black Panther).
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Together, they help bring a diverse array of artists and kids together to collaborate on exuberant performances that realize kooky ideas like a skeleton frat party, ghouls dancing to KC and the Sunshine Band, and an icy maze-like, underwater world.
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None of the sections are predictable, and in all of them, somebody dies, though that's not much of a spoiler since with writing this kooky and unpredictable there's no telling what the end of the story will be from the beginning.
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But according to Rory Bolger, an associate real estate broker for Citi Habitats, the numbers cited by The Real Deal aren't actually that kooky, primarily because the units are furnished and the extra amenities bring them under the "luxury living" umbrella.
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The $147,500 i8 is a stunning two-door coupe plug-in hybrid, the $44,450 i3 a cool but kooky four-seater made of carbon fiber and featuring suicide rear doors, with a two-cylinder backup generator as a range extender.
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The Republican Jewish Coalition has the mission of attracting votes and fundraising dollars for Republicans from American Jews, a challenge when your party's nominee has a robust following among the online "alt-right," which is full of kooky anti-Semites.
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But his fair points are getting outnumbered by egregious statements and nutty insinuations, like suggesting that President Obama is tolerant of ISIS attacks, an echo of the kooky birther campaign that he led, suggesting that Obama wasn't qualified to be president.
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Blocking people who might actually buy my work while they fulminate about Mueller, Putin, impeachment, climate change, the obscure member of Congress whom they hate/love, the granddaughter who wants to go into politics or the president's latest kooky tweet.
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The Skull & Crown Trading Company is a new kid on the block (across the street is Smith's Union Bar, which combines dive-bar atmospherics with kooky karaoke-lounge vibes and advertises itself as the oldest bar on Oahu, dating to 1934).
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" Litman: "[The administration's] 'absolute immunity' claim is a kooky and newfangled concept essentially plucked out of thin air to keep McGahn, as well as former White House communications director Hope Hicks, from even showing up in Congress in the first place.
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Through the square one such person can see a side-view mirror attached to the building, and reflected in the mirror are blinking red lights and a bright, kooky structure that looks like a silver golf ball on a skewer.
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Neatly turning youngsters' inherent curiosity and disinclination to stay put into an advantage, the inaugural Up Close Festival presents two programs of enriching, all-ages storytelling, with kooky neighborhood historian Ms. Pea as host and plenty of opportunities to interact.
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In modern times, Daedalus was the imaginary inventor created by David E. H. Jones, a cheeky professional chemist and college professor who conceptualized — and sometimes built — kooky contraptions to tweak laymen and scientists alike into questioning conventional wisdom and common sense.
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Even if they meant their comments sarcastically, failing to provide any context and merely portraying Kim as a kooky character at best and a fun-loving man of the people at worst only serves to humanize the bloody, murderous dictator.
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The movie isn't making fun of anyone, but it knows exactly how absurd humans are, and it uses tiny details — a woman's obsession with nut milks, a man's rat tail — to pull together a kooky cast of characters who aren't stereotypical.
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During her run, she gives terrible direction to clients, hires a client as her personal assistant, has her sessions hacked, and released by the NSA, realizes her kooky mother isn't her real mother and finally accepts a marriage proposal from another client.
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But the fuller context is that, for decades, Republican base voters had been told by their politicians and media sources that the Clinton family was guilty of all sorts of nefarious crimes, from kooky mass murder conspiracy theories to supposed financial corruption.
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Her bi-racial family includes her mother (played by Gugu Mbatha-Raw, herself bi-racial in real life), her kooky scientist father (Chris Pine) who's disappeared into space, and her precocious younger brother, Charles Wallace, adorably portrayed by up-and-comer Deric McCabe.
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As delightful as Mr Anderson's kooky, hand-crafted aesthetic may be, it comes to something when the corporation behind "Cinderella" and "Sleeping Beauty" is producing cartoons which are more sophisticated and daringly progressive than the ones being made by eccentric indie mavericks.
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While the magical robots working behind the scenes at Memebox are more than happy to craft a box of samples for you (no subscription necessary), you can't go wrong with the site's selection of sheet masks and kooky-cute skin-care extras.
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Rae starred as the Drummond family's kooky housekeeper, Edna Garrett, on 'DS' ... who proved to be so popular with viewers that she eventually got her own spinoff with 'Facts,' where she played the same character heading up at an all-girls boarding school.
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And it could be that the kinds of people drawn into the study really were made happier by the coin toss, but that they are unlike other people who would not dream of trivialising a huge life choice via an economist's kooky experiment.
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Then again, maybe he'll go more Everybody Hates Chris with this thing, and do a voiceover about Jigsaw's kooky upbringing on the streets of Bed-Stuy, complete with flashbacks to the days before John Kramer systematically tortured people for fun all the time.
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Identifiable Character Once she debuted as the kooky neighbor from New York on The Mary Tyler Moore Show in 21980, Harper liked to say, "People identify with Rhoda because she's a loser" — a claim that the actress would soon have to deny.
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It doesn't help that these shows keep getting made in essentially the same ways, with the same weepy monologues and bottled up fear, the same frustrating jobs and the same kooky sidekicks who immediately get on board with the visions and the tasks.
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It is guarded by a Russian tank and bored soldiers, and on a hot, humid day, swimwear-clad bathers bask on the small man-made beach, drinking Russian beers between cooling dips in the river—an irresistible Instagram moment in kooky Transnistria.
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Based loosely on Little Edie Beale of "Grey Gardens" fame, whom The New Yorker once described as "beautiful, undisciplined and fun," the character Ms. Coane conjured up was a cherished, slightly kooky aunt with a jewelry collection that inspired envy among her nieces.
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On the face of it, "Patti Cake$" sounds like the ultimate bad Sundance movie (or a Disney princess movie): Patti Cake$ has a dream and she follows it with a song in her heart and a charmingly kooky posse (Cathy Moriarty included).
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The movie isn't making fun of anyone, but it knows exactly how absurd humans are, and it uses tiny details — a woman's obsession with nut milks, a man's rat tail — to pull together a kooky cast of characters who still aren't stereotypical.
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Meanwhile, after two seasons in which her main role was to fret and be erratic, Joyce finally gets a chance to take charge of her own subplot — though said subplot also kinda paints her as being as kooky and erratic as ever.
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Not trying to give y'all a headache ... but imagine -- if Tyga ever slipped one past the goalie with Kylie it would create some pretty kooky familial relationships ... with King Cairo and his soon-to-be sibling at the center of it all.
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There were better rappers out there—or at least funnier, more eccentric ones, like the upcoming Lil Yachty (born out of a new generation of kooky Soundcloud artists) or Young Thug (born out of Atlanta or whatever that planet is he says he's from).
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Brisk, slapsticky and stylish — and with a bullseye-perfect role for co-lead Ryan Gosling — The Nice Guys unfortunately gets whacked at the knees by cloying cleverness, a script built on one too many kooky coincidences and characters who are obviously in on the joke.
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But other innovators from that time, such as surf rock king Dick Dale, macabre shock-rock pioneer Screamin' Jay Hawkins, proto-punks The Standells, power chord popularizer Link Wray, operatic rock legend Roy Orbison, and kooky rockabilly outsider Hasil Adkins were strong inspirations, too.
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An Appraisal In 1985, Tom Petty the rock star became Tom Petty the music video star with the fantastical clip for the slow groan "Don't Come Around Here No More," in which he played a kooky Mad Hatter in an Alice in Wonderland-themed carnival.
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As someone who has just written a book of politically minded poetry and has started an initiative to support documentary poetry — reported poetry based on interviews or oral histories — I believe mixing poetry and politics is more than just kooky fun or a hybrid experiment.
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This is especially true when it comes to Marni, a house known for its carefully cultivated kooky/conceptual art gallerist appeal as defined by the founding creative director, Consuelo Castiglioni, and one that occupies a special, almost sui generis place in the fashion universe.
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If, like me, you were born in the early 90s or before, it's likely you've found countless albums this way: from kooky Blitz kids like Rexy, through to the most infantilised of pop-punk, then back around again to the legends—Madonna, Prince, Bowie, Whitney.
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Others radically expanded their brands' playbooks — Michele took Gucci's sleek sexiness, which had by that time grown lackluster, and reinvented the brand as a kooky, maximalist romp through the ruffles; Tisci's early collections at Burberry are already far edgier than his predecessor Bailey's take on upscale Britishness.
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Maybe this is why it's so appealing to draw attention to vegans and animal activists who seem kooky, annoying, and tone-deaf — it's a way of changing the subject and of keeping away the creeping feeling that you just might be on the wrong side of history.
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You put the beer in it and it looks like the kind of thing a kooky Victorian inventor would have in his workshop when a violently proficient lady detective and her bumbling sidekick burst in to misidentify him as the murderer in a quirky Australian mystery series.
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Oxenfree Sylvio, a game about recording ghosts, and Until Dawn, a choose-your-own-undoing, were two of 2015's best horror games, and by what seems like kooky chance a perfect, stylistic zenith point between the two seems to be already arriving mid-January with Oxenfree.
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You may not be any more enlightened by the end of My Scientology Movie — or be quite sure what it is you just watched — but you'll have gotten an amusing reminder of just how fucked up and kooky our systems of belief can look, inside and out.
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Seven of the ensemble theater's committed actors (and a musician) shoulder this epic undertaking, which follows the trajectory of Greek myth from Prometheus' defiance of the gods to the blood-soaked family saga of "The Oresteia," reimagined as a sitcom with a cast of kooky characters.
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Up until recently, one of my only productive strategies for working with fear was dressing with intention — draping myself in loosefitting clothing that tempered my body's sexuality; procuring status-symbol items to signal I belonged; and peppering my wardrobe with kooky statement pieces to attract kindred spirits.
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Adam Parfrey, who breached the boundaries of kooky but tolerable popular culture by publishing Joseph Goebbels's only novel, screeds by the Unabomber and Charles Manson, and books on taboo topics like cannibals, Satanists, necrophiliacs and pedophiles, died on May 2000 at a nursing facility in Seattle.
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Across the U.S., original sketches for Rube Goldberg's kooky contraptions, Revolutionary-era artifacts, Louis Comfort Tiffany's glass mosaics and iconic work by many of America's most notable artists are featured in new and soon-to-open museum exhibits around the country, and even across the water in London.
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So the idea of combining ideas of love and being one with the Universe and warping space and time and sound and vibration and frequency — all these ideas that seem to be kooky, and sci-fi is really an invitation for young people to be courageous and dream big.
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LOS ANGELES — You see a lot of kooky alien creatures in and around Beverly Hills these days, but on a sunny afternoon last week, the wildest, most eye-popping extraterrestrial life forms were confined to the third floor of a bland office building just off San Vicente Blvd.
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We assume that women care about how they look, even when they don't want to look pretty, so when they don kooky hats or outsize suits or shave their heads or apply rouge with purposefully grotesque abandon, it's taken to be merely an outlandish variation on expected behavior.
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Chicago-born funny man Emo Philips was in his early 20s when he made a name for himself on the stand-up stages back in the '70s, with his one-of-a-kind kooky comedy that included his high-pitched voice, zany storytelling and his signature cropped haircut.
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But far from taking the novel down a darker, more suspenseful avenue, this simply means we're offered pages of lengthy witness statements from various kooky locals who may or may not have seen the girl, not to mention a weirdly involved account of the lost child's moth obsession.
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Ariana the human is, for example trained in the French horn, made songs on GarageBand as a kid, and absolutely adores Imogen Heap (just see her cover-ish track "goodnight n go") Since the doughnut licking, it feels as if Ariana has become more visibly comfortable in her kooky, weird self.
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This sketch concept — starring Kate McKinnon as Debette Goldry, a kooky aging actress who experienced hideous maltreatment from old Hollywood and welcomed it with open arms — appeared twice more later in the season, but the sequels couldn't top the original, which had host Margot Robbie struggling to contain her giggles.
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Like Clueless before it, Can't Hardly Wait included many different characters with ample screen time who each had their own stories going for them that just happened to intertwine in a kooky way — with a high-school party coolness level that no real-life party has ever been able to obtain.
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Elon was talking about it quite ... He's sometimes a little kooky on a couple of things, but he's 100 percent correct that these companies can not ... He has a thing called open AI they're trying to get it so it's open for everyone, and so it was developed for everyone.
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Xu Tan, a member of the Big Tail Elephant Working Group, which was active in Guangzhou in the 1990s, offers a kooky-eloquent critique of the whole disparity-producing, mammon-chasing, ideologically twisted, counter-counterrevolutionary orgy of newfangled "socialist" capitalism that erupted in China with the launch of Deng's reforms.
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For a sugar-soaked breakfast you're sure to remember, take a seat at the kooky Sugar Gone Mad cafe, where the décor is whimsical and the menu (with items like a rich Monte Cristo sandwich, pickled "Easter Eggs" in candy colors, and puffed French toast) pays homage to Disneyland's Blue Bayou.
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There's a whole range of emotions here — a scene in the teen-aged big brother's room is actually quite menacing, a tea party with the little sister is achingly cute and the story comes to a sad but satisfying, kooky conclusion, even after you'v been supplanted by a newer, more functional 'bot.
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The Girls Trip actress first won hearts playing the kooky and outlandish character of Dina alongside Regina Hall, Queen Latifah, and Jada Pinkett Smith, and while her new role in the upcoming Kevin Hart movie Night School looks like it will have fewer scenes involving grapefruit blowjobs, her performance is just as addicting.
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Though ostensibly still a story about kooky Minnesota crooks and cops, Fargo's third season built the story from one bizarre murder — the air-conditioner-aided bludgeoning of a dopey ex-con — into an unexpectedly on-point look at how ordinary Americans have allowed darker international powers to turn us against each other.
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Times review: "Yelping Warriors, and Rocks in the Broth," a 2005 restaurant review by Frank Bruni Confusing the point of a restaurant with the mission of a "Saturday Night Live" skit, Ninja New York deposits you in a kooky, dreary subterranean labyrinth that seems better suited to coal mining than to supping.
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And while it's hard to believe that anyone in the history of time and space has ever for a moment questioned whether or not the kooky pair would repeat their reality television days (duh they would), Heidi did recently cop to having some regrets from the time she spent on The Hills.
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To the ears of film fans in 1997, that might not've tracked—Demme was then best known as the Oscar-winning director of The Silence of the Lambs—but Anderson was clearly drawing on the kooky warmth and everyday humanism of Demme's earlier ensemble pictures such as Citizen's Band and Melvin and Howard.
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There are many reasons to love SNL and Shrill actress Aidy Bryant: a sly and bawdy sense of humor that belies her super-sweet appearance; infectious, rock-star-level self-confidence, and of course, her girly, slightly kooky and ultimately enviably cool style that never keeps her cool and never too serious.
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Rather than reject the oddball perception of the Sunshine State, Mr. Barry embraces the "Weirdness Factor" and guides the reader in a kooky, humorous road trip to places like Cassadaga, the Psychic Capital of the World, to have his dog's aura read, and a retirement community with a thriving black market for Viagra.
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The film's kooky humor stands in contrast to Germany's top box office hit of the year, "Welcome to the Hartmanns," a mainstream comedy about a wealthy Bavarian family adopting a Nigerian refugee — touching on a hot-button issue in Germany, where an influx of migrants has been testing society and the political establishment.
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Reading the book was a strange experience; while I knew it was about my home, there was very little in it that I found recognizable, which is why I have little hope that the film will help anyone see Singapore as anything more than "kooky Asia," stuffed with materialistic, flamboyant billionaires with bedazzled lifestyles.
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This is one more shit sandwich for a party that's already facing the prospect of a fight over federal funding and a border wall that could end with a government shutdown—and the specter of primary challenges from candidates backed by far-right agitator Steve Bannon and his kooky billionaire backers in the Mercer family.
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A House for Essex, Essex, by Grayson Perry Dedicated to a fictitious Essex everywoman, whose invented biography — including death by curry-delivery moped — provides inspiration for the kooky tapestries covering the walls of its chapel-like interiors, this is the most extraordinary rental home in England: a fairy-tale house and a work of art.
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It's a kooky, wicked comedy of manners set in a version of Queen Anne's 18th-century court that devolves into tragedy by the end, and it's led by a trio of terrific performances, all of which were nominated: Olivia Colman for Best Actress, and both Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz for Best Supporting Actress.
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When BoJack Horseman premiered in 2014, it was a clever satire of the entertainment industry set in a kooky animated world of animals, humans, and hybrids, full of ingenious puns and sight gags that made it a somewhat niche viewing experience if you didn't know, for example, who noted character actress Margo Martindale is.
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Some really fantastic TV versions did emerge, and shone bright; 2007's Flight of the Conchords and 2015's Crazy Ex-Girlfriend pushed the genre to fun, kooky places, and 2019's Guava Island fueled it with tropical effervescence and social consciousness—and of course there were other not-so-great ones (remember Smash?).
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Though no one can write like Don DeLillo, he's inspired countless younger aspiring writers, each searching for a way to represent a national reality whose senseless violence and conglomerate delusions seemed beyond literary representation—to believe that words still could be found to encompass, clarify, and in some measure redeem the kooky desolations of American society.
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The kooky creativity exhibited by the directing pair of Daniel Scheinert and Daniel Kwan (who also directed the similarly exuberant video for "Turn Down for What") is essential to the film's charm, and to its accessibility: Despite its deviations, Swiss Army Man is ultimately a rousing buddy movie adventure — a spectacle built on imagination and invention.
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That inspires some mighty warm waves of praise and damn fine loyalty Lynch didn't attend the Twin Peaks panel at Comic-Con — he put together a kooky short film instead — but he loomed large, as nearly everyone onstage took a long moment to talk about the inviting, uniquely creative, and definitely strange process that is working with David Lynch.
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By which I mean, whether the Democrats can turn their advantage into a rout will depend on something beyond their control — the president's own conduct in September and October, which could be worth a few extra points to Democrats if it's manic and authoritarian and kooky, and a few extra points to Republicans if it's (relatively) restrained.
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A generation too young to have known her megahits has discovered her anew as a kooky and ubiquitous YouTube presence prancing and posing and vamping across social media wearing couture finery in videos like the brief but addictive one she shot in Paris for Vogue in 2017 — a clip that even The Fader suggested expanding into a feature film.
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On the Runway Three years into the Great Fashion Experiment that is Anna Wintour's takeover of the Tony Awards red carpet, I think it's fair to say that while things are looking, literally, better — there is less kooky costume, and more simple elegance — this particular awards show is never going to be a major fashion magnet.
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He eats burgers at 3 am on stretches of concrete positioned front of his planes; he later flies them around in circles, terrorizing passengers and crew while chattering maniacally; he hires body doubles who look like only a kooky heir's doubles can look (which is to say, nothing like him); eventually he maroons himself on a bed surrounded by a curtain.
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Certainly it helps that the whole cast is giving some kind of kooky performance in a different movie: DeVito's playing a carnival barker; Farrell's playing a romantic hero in a Western; Green is playing a French witch of some kind; Arkin is practically in a slacker flick; and Keaton is in a lathering frenzy by the end, more Joker than entertainment mogul.
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And it seems that along with the poppier vibe, the band have also injected more whimsy into their act—their first music video for After Laughter (for first single "Hard Times") had a distinct 80's nostalgia sheen, where this live performance sees Hayley giving her best kooky librarian complete with cat-eye glasses, and wailing as good as she always did.
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His most accessible film, Magnolia, is a wild, sprawling examination of love, loneliness, and forgiveness; his historical epic There Will Be Blood presents two greedy men who are at each other's throats, against a backdrop of oil and fire; his semi-rom-com Punch Drunk Love serves up a deliberately kooky sensibility that can be off-putting to the uninitiated.
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For the first installment of VICE's new series I Know a Place, wherein musicians we dig share their favorite local haunts, we asked Cosentino to give us a guide to Foxy's, and tell us why—more than any other spot in the bustling, restaurant-saturated city of LA—a kooky little diner next to a cheap motel is her go-to haunt.
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The prize, as usual, is hundreds of millions in commissions and bragging rights, and the players are reliably kooky — from John McMonigle, formerly the top agent in the country who found himself bankrupt when the market crashed, to the fantastically named Jojo Romeo, the self-appointed "real estate queen" of Orange County and an ex McMonigle agent now working for the competition.
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Director: Daniel Farrier, Dylan Reeve Distributor: Magnolia Pictures for theatrical distribution; HBO for TV In the fine tradition of twisty Sundance docs like Catfish and Exit Through the Gift Shop, this bizarre and absorbing film starts with a kooky idea — New Zealand humorist/journalist Farrier investigating an online video of an "endurance tickling" contest — and then takes multiple sharp turns.
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Ganni is known for piloting an aesthetic its founders call Scandi 2.0, a look defined by its kooky mix of colors, textures and forms that look beautiful in the way you would expect a tot's scribble in a Scandinavian gender-neutral preschool to be beautiful: They represent a principle of thinking, born not just of one artist's joy but from a society's joy.
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" Reporter J.J. MacNab, who is currently a fellow George Washington University's Program on Extremism, has written a lengthy Twitter thread reporting that Clark's Facebook page shows that he is a long-time conspiracy theorist "who believes in just about every kooky conspiracy out there, including QAnon, Pizzagate, Jade Helm 26, flat earth theories, NESARA, Jesuit [conspiracies], shape-shifting lizard overlords.
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At the same time, if this system insists that your only value is tokenism — to push a janitor's mop, say, or play the maternal Latina maid, the kooky Asian lady or the robotically supportive wife of any color — you have to ask if this system is worth chipping away at one positive representation and one Oscar nod at a time.
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It sends Hakeem, who longs for family stability (even though he's got a little family cooking in Anika), right into the arms of Laura (Jamila Velazquez) with a fat rock and a marriage proposal, with an envious Tiana (Serayah) looking on, and Rhonda reaching for solace with Anika's (Grace Gealey) kooky ass, who invites Rhonda to stay at her home.
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Many of Lansdale's ideas, however, were kooky: He advocated distributing counterfeit official documents in North Vietnam to sow confusion and fear, providing the Vietcong with booby-trapped ammunition intended to blow up in their faces and having Saigon leaders give "fireside chats" à la Franklin D. Roosevelt — and he understood Vietnamese society and politics less well than this admiring book suggests.
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Its very existence serves as proof that TV is more than willing to take wild swings on ideas that barely rise to the level of "half-baked," and there were several moments per episode when I could feel myself falling under the sway of whatever kooky dream Marling and Batmanglij had cooked up for me, only to be pulled out.
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You know, the sort of thing a record label wants circulating around the desktops and Whatsapp folders of every music writer south of Orpington by 11 AM. Then I set up a Twitter for myself and only followed Clare Balding, so that people could see I had the oddball and kooky sense of humor you expect from the social media accounts of desperate artists.
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As opposed to films comprised of vignettes from a single director (Italian master Mario Bava's Black Sabbath is a fine example; Freddie Francis' kooky Tales from the Crypt is another), newer anthologies like the V/H/S trilogy, Southbound, Holidays, and the ABCs of Death films offer a tasting menu of subjects and styles, as well as a survey of the most exciting emerging talents in horror.
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The Commerce Department's recommendation to impose tariffs ignores history--and it ignores the reality that U.S. manufacturing will ultimately be the loser with these protectionist policies "Kooky 18th century protectionism will jack up prices on American families — and will prompt retaliation from other countries ... if the President goes through with this, it will kill American jobs — that's what every trade war ultimately does," Sen.
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The kooky stop-start rhythm of Manifesto's lead single "Trash" in 1979 may not have yielded a hit, but as journalist Tim de Lisle notes in More Than This: The Story of Roxy Music, something greater happened: it became an anthem at the London club Blitz, the centre of the New Romantic movement where Roxy fans from Duran Duran to The Human League turned into lipstick stars in their own right.
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In 2013, he portrayed the kooky aspiring playwright Roland Maule in a well-received revival of "Present Laughter" at Two River Theater in Red Bank, N.J. In May, Mr. Escola and Aaron Jackson presented an uproarious staged reading of their joint effort "Thicker Than Water" at Ars Nova, in which they portrayed a mother and daughter who happen to be rival dolphin trainers at a water park called Oceantasia.
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Fair, because, look, if one week you were watching a show about a couple who might have broken up at a German-culture festival, and then the next week they're gone and you're watching a road comedy about an exasperated rapper and his pathologically distractible barber, and the episode after that is a mini horror film built around a different character trapped in the mansion of a kooky human mannequin, the changeups might feel destabilizing.
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What It Is: Lauren Bush Lauren hosts Goop and Cadillac's "Road to Table" Dinner in the Hamptons with 3-Michelin-starred chef Christopher Kostow Who Tried It: Sheila Baylis, PEOPLE Bodies editor Level of Difficulty: 7/10 (Driving in the Hamptons is no farm-to-table picnic and I had major trouble deciding on my outfit.) Gwyneth Paltrow's lifestyle site Goop can throw a kooky party, so I wasn't sure what to expect, but there was no vaginal steaming or space-age healing stickers at this down-to-earth event.
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Rationalizing Claire Boucher's progressive beliefs with Musk's peak late capitalism indulgences (which range from the harmlessly kooky—like launching a car into space—to the pretty dang malicious—like clamping down on Tesla workers who want to unionize, allowing unsafe cars to go to production because it's likely cheaper to do so, and being chummy with Donald Trump even though he was on record as not being a fan initially) proved to be a headfuck for outside observers, few of whom had any knowledge of what Musk and Boucher are like as actual people and instead resorted to memeing their public personas.
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There it all is — the spectacular flameouts, from semitragic former generals ending up in court to harlequins flitting through White House corridors; the kooky theories of "The Fourth Turning," which informed Stephen Bannon's understanding of American history; the impulsive hires of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and the national security adviser H. R. McMaster, and their humiliating tweet-singed send-offs; the jumped-up mediocrities incapable of writing a memo and the multimillionaires on the make with schemes to outsource the Afghan war; the birther conspiracy theories about Barack Obama; Kellyanne Conway's invocation of the Bowling Green massacre and alternative facts; the constant expletive-laden discourse in which major American foreign policy decisions were conceptualized by the president as variations on the Anglo-Saxon monosyllable for sexual intercourse; the contempt for human rights, loyalty to allies and fidelity to covenants.
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